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Frequently Asked Questions
Please see below frequently asked questions about the theatre scholarship audition process.
Will I be auditioning on stage in front of a committee?
Auditions typically happen with one faculty member. He or she will listen to you and get to know you better as a performer/designer/technician and student. Auditioning/interviewing is a great way to begin to feel comfortable with the faculty in our theatre program.
Other FAQs
- When will I hear back about my scholarship results?When you hear back is determined by where you are in the college admissions process. Luther...
- Are there warm-up spaces?Most of our studios are unlocked and available for you to use before your audition....
- How do I choose my audition pieces/interview examples?See specific requirements for each area. Perform a prepared audition consisting of either a single...
- If I audition/interview before a certain date, will I have a better chance of getting more scholarship money?No. Your audition is based on your talent and potential as a theatre student. Typically,...
- Will I be auditioning on stage in front of a committee?Auditions typically happen with one faculty member. He or she will listen to you and...
- Will my scholarship audition be used for a theatre production audition?No. Auditions for theatre productions take place fall and spring semesters after you arrive on...
- Are live auditions/interviews preferred?Yes. Live auditions/interviews are strongly preferred. Luther auditions and interviews are structured like a one-on-one...